ENDO, Tamaki (JSPS Fellow)
Regional Development Economics
Research Interests
Regional Development Economics/Urban Economics. Empirical/theoretical research
and analysis of Bangkok.
This research investigates physical changes in urban structure/space and
the occupational changes of individuals in the urban community. The research
bs the period from the late 1980s, now referred to as the start of globalization,
to the present. The aim is to make clear how urban structural changes in
the macro context of "economics" and "labor" impact
the "labor" and "life" of individuals on the micro
level and how individuals react and respond to such changes.
The main research topic is the informal economy in Bangkok. Due to a big
fire at the research site in 2004, the research topic has changed slightly
and is now looking closely at the "cost" and "risk"management
of workers in the informal economy.
Research Activities in 2005 Fiscal Year
- Publication
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- Tamaki Endo, 2005, 'From Formal to Informal? Global Restructuring and the
Life Course of Women Workers in Thailand’, Gender, Technology and Development
journal 9 (3), 2005. Sage Publications 5. p.347-372.
- Tamaki Endo, 2005, 'Informal Economy in a Glocalizing World：Perspective
of Slum Community in Bangkok Proceedings of the 7th Kyoto University International
Symposium, 2005 'Coexistence with Nature in a 'Glocalizing' World-Field
Science Perspectives- P.117-126
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- Field Research
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- Term:November 22 - December 13, 2005
- Area:Bangkok, Thailand
- Project: 21 COE Program and SPAFA
- Research Topic: International conferences and research at urban community in Bangkok
- Term:August 19 - September 20, 2005
- Area:Bangkok, Thailand
- Research Topic:Research on effect of fire on residences and occupation of people in the
community (Quesitonaares for every households)
- Term:April 15 - June 10, 2005
- Area:Bangkok, Thailand
- Project:Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows "Investigation on Structural Change
and Informal Economy in Bangkok in Era of Globalization"
- Research Topic: Research at urban community in bangkok Follow up reserch for Informants
(66 households) after 1 year from fire burn of the community
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- Seminar/Symposium
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- Title:Workshop & projection on Zai Kuning' film ‘Mak Yong'
- Date:December 3, 2005
- Place:About Cafe (Bangkok)
- Organizer:ENDO,Tamaki
- Title:International Conference on Culture and Development: Celebrating Diversity,
Achieving Equity, SEAMEO-SPAFA
- Date:November 28-30, 2005
- Place:Windsor Suites Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand
- Topic:Presented in a parallel session 4 on “Informal Economy & Global
Restructuring: From the Perspectives of an Urban Low Income Community in
Bangkok”
- Presenter:ENDO,Tamaki
- Title:The 7th Kyoto University International Symposium, 2005 'Coexistence with
Nature in a Glocalizing' Workd-Field Science Perspectives-
- Date:November 23-24, 2005
- Place:Hotel Nai Lert Park, Bangkok Thailand
- Topic: Presented 'Informal Economy in a Glocalizing World:Perspective of Slum
Community in Bangkok in Session 4
- Presenter:ENDO, Tamaki
- Title:Bangkok seminar on Thai studies
- Date：April 19, 2005
- Place:Bangkok Laisian Office, CSEAS
- Topic:Presented a . Paper 'Structual change of Economic and labour in Bangkok
sice late 1980s
- Presenter:ENDO,Tamaki
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